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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-03-09
COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS.

The beard of County Commissioners
met Monday, March 7th, and after dis
posing of the claims presented publish
ed yesterday transacted the following
business. Present Messrs. Smith,
Honeyman and Bradley.
Minutes of the previous meeting read
and approved.
The Board counted the moneys and
vouchers in the County Treasury and
found all correct, as compared with the
Auditors books.
Ordered that $4,000 be transferred
FROM the General to the Salary fund.
Pet tition of citizens of South Ruby
Valley for a new school district was re-
jected.
The following petitions were laid
over till next meeting of the Board: Pc
tition of citizens of Butte Valley for
new school district; petition of Owen
McKenney to be transferred from Hum
boldt to Lamoille school district; petit
ton Of citizens of Columbia, Independ-
ence Valley, Tuscarora, White Rock and
Bull Run to build bridge across the
Owyhee River; petition of citizens of
Carlin to have road opened to Bull
ion.
Reports of Jai!or and Hospital Stew
ard examined and approved.
Upon motion it was ordered that
Fl. Chnse be, and he is hereby author
lied TO furnish Mrs. Banks, an indi-
gent person, with provisions to the
amount of $50, and present his bill to
the county for the same.
Ordered that w. T. Smith be and he
is hereby authorized to furnish Peter
Munson, an INDECENT ard sick person,
with provisions to the amount of $40
and present his bill to the County for
same.
Ordered that the County Clerk notify
by publication in the three papers of
the county, the holders O; claims
against the University Fund to present
claims for consideration.
| In pursuance of law the Board pro-
ceeded to levy the State and County tax
for the fiscal year 1887 which was PLACED
ut the same rate rs last year, with the
exception OF the special school tax il
E!ko School District, the present levy
bring for STATE purposes 80 cents; fol
School purposes 80 cents, md for Coun.
ty purposes G7 cents. Total 81 90 on
each $'1O0 valuation.
No further business appearing the
Board adjourned to April /, 1887.
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NOTICE.

The annual meeting of the Nevada
Live Stock Association will be held nj
Reno,
lhs 10Th Day OF March. 1897.
A full attendance IS earnestly solicit
ed. All Interested in stock are cordial
ly invited to attend.
E. W. CRUTCHER, President.
II: W. LEWIS, Secretary.
Winnemucca, Feb. 10, 1887.
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70. cherS.

The regular examination of applicants
for teachers certificates will be held in
Elko county in July, and no examina-
ton of any applicant will be made pre-
Vious to that time. This rule is posi-
tive, from which there will DO no de-
Walton.
TN. STONE,
County Supt. Schools.
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An Absolute Curs.

The ORIGINAL ABIETINE OINTMENT is
only put up In large, two.ounce tin boxes. and
Is all absolute euro for old sor "a, burns,
wounds, chappod hands. and oil skin erup-
lions. Will positively cure all kinds Of plies.
Ask for the ORIGINAL ABIETINE ONT
hENT. Sold by f. F. Muller at Is cents per
box 1by,pail. 80 cents,
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DANCING SCHOOL,

Children's class, every Tuesd,y af-
ternoon from to 6 o'clock, and Satur-
day afternoon from to o'clock.
Adult class, Tuesday and Thursday
evenings from S to 10 o'clock.
Grand Soiree every SATURDAY, eve
ming.
ED. A. sCHERER, Manager.
e.
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success, and the time of saving money
by sending away for goods il past.
Patronize home institutions and you
will thereby contribute to the prosperity
of your country and neighborhood.
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SALMAaUNDl.

ouI very nuru 10 Jake.
The poll tax this year is SO, a reduce
ton of one dollar.
The tax levy in this county for the
year 1857 is 81 80 ON each 500 valua-
ton.
Mr.. w. L. Smith has connected his
business house with his residence bv
telephone.
Several footraces by local sprints took
place lust evening which made fun for
the boys.
Mr.. G. G. Warner, who has been con-
fined to his room for several DAYS, is I'LL
and out again.
Mrs. Ruth r. Harmon, grandmother
of NJ RS. Grover Cleveland, died at jack
son, Michigan, last Sunday.
Train No. /, which should have ar
rived here last evening. met the west
bound ira in here this morning.
See M. ReinLart's notice of Spring
and Summer suits. Edgar will take
your measure and guarantee perfect
fit.
Thomas Kane, of Clover Valley, Milt
Polk, of Halleck, and Thos. Short, of
Ruby Valley, came down by this morn-
ing's train.
County Assessor Hesson left this
morning for Tecoma where he will be
for time engaged in assessing the
caste In portion of the county.
The White P inc News gives an ac-
count of shooting uffrny in Snake
Valley, Utah, in which three persons
were engaged, two of whom were
killed.
Allen Fisher, j. L. Honeyman, j.
Wiseman, S. S. Wiseman, II. A. Petty
ph., FL. II. CoryelI and Miss MoIIie
Tanner came down from Wells by this
mornings train. ...
The tailor Made woman is advised
that sneez.ng can be prevented by
pressing the upper lip with the finger,
Just beneath the hose, whrn she .ecls
the lit coming on.
Robert Bonner has been offered $780,
GOD for Maud S. which offer he refused.
Iii. Stoker Says the gentlrm III can get
n good nag and saveu whole lot of
L
| money by calling ut his office, in Elko.
w. Il. Hearst, SON of Senator Hearst,
has become sole proprietor of the Elk.
nmlnrr, aud from present appearances
the young journalist will make it neces.
sary for other San Francisco papers to
look to their laurels.
The County Commissioners, at their
regular meeting on Monday, allowed
claims for bounty on scaIps of noxious
animals aggregating 81 $50 30; all other
Claims, $3,G23 20; total, $4,S33 80, ali
OF which is payable in coin on pr, serta.
tion OF warrants to tine County Treas
urer.
The President was serenaded the
other night ill honor OF the appointment
Of Trotter, coIorcd man, us Recorder
of Deeds for, tue District of Columbia.
The principal air played by the band was
"a New Coon in Town." but even that
did not meet with any response from
| the President.
This county will have to pay out nm
average of S1,GG6 66;I per month dur
ing the year for bounties Oh scalps il
the aggregate reaches 800, 1000, ms some
persons claim it will; but we do not
think that the average will reach tho
amount allowed at the meeting of the
Board OF Commissioners lust Mon.
day.
The project for the annexation of the
southern portion of Idaho to Nevada il
off, for time at least, by reason of the
failure Of the bill to annex the "pan.
handle" to Washington Territory. The
| bill was passed by both Houaea Inf M
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WHAT AMI 10 Dor

The symptoms Of Biliouanssa are an
happily but too we'll knoWR. Thsy diffsi
n different ibdividn 10 20 some extent.
Biiioaa man 10 seldom bseakfasi
eater. Too frequently. alaA he has an
exosllent appetits for liquids. bns none
for sslide OF Q morning. dis to- soc
will hardly be inspection a. any tims
" Il 10 not white and fufEed, u ts rouah,
81 ell events.
order, and Diarl hea or Constipation
may Do q symptom, % the sWo may
alternate. There ere often Hemor
rbeids o. even loss Of blood. IhaFe
may be- Riddinees and often heAfsshe
and auidity OF aatuleRos and tenderness
IN the pit Of the stomach. To eoFEsea
I'll this, " nos effect cure. Try 0Fsss's
August Fgolesr, 10 costs hut tFiae, and
thousands attest ice efficacy.
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POLICE COURT 00TEs.


Before Poiics Jusaios Jones'. yessss-
dag, John BIsle vas charged With DEAL
ing q Sud poker game and fined $50,
inelndiDR eosts. which be paid.
Frank Hall paid s. for being drum
and left the court room with q nickel
and Q jsokknife. John Williams uas
abia 10 pay dollar more for the same
o9ense and left the Court with s. les
than when be came 10, bat then be wa
q Indian Robert Patterson and John
HaRhes, white men, WeTe each fined e26
and COSTS for selling the liquor, and IN
default OF payment went % iotn the
County chain gang for Is days.
John Sweeny, an old offender VIE
has twice jumped the oltv chain gang
and oWss the city about % DAYS labor.
vas SAINT 20 she city jail today on Q
charge Of indecent exposure for IS days.
He will carry On anoher In the shape Of
ball and ohain While working In The
gang this ttme.
Andrew franklin, Who bad elo5 In
gold coin on his person Rnt very drum
on Thursday night and Police Justice
doaerberQ told aim that a. be got als Of
ais money back safely this morning Re
could we'll afford to contFibuta go,
which be did.
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coMTE0 P1ssRggERs.

s.x FRANCISCO, OF. s.-Ths fslloN,
Lao nemed pere0nA took passage on fhl
neric today for N1ethafn psRte
for yiclaris--A No MGs9F1un MinHaFels
q Tnlraan Mizg 3nsRsHfA der. q a
HYDE Ma MorHsnlhallss. y Heck Mr.
VII BulIes. Mfn a. = Mersi11, Mrs , 4
n@rsa.n ] winism3 Mn Cape-in w
Krcna Mis- = elooawin,
FOR PoFt Tepnsen1 Mss nnyne. MIA
EsDlta, Mrs Agnew, L A Rostise. N.
Tor seassis--clara Morgan. Mar KILLER.
Yennv Nsck. Hose ecollow, 4fixts O'Con.
se. Aas Mos:isSs 2 Z 49,, ssksmas, |. =
az Mr.. NJ ~ sanders Rrs g sikes
ard dnushtsr. @ b eva, Mis- n PeteEson,
Ms b E0Td, I carIiaaes 2 Rkice. 7 J
J FeF sracopa-O 3 Rsmho ara dsuxhssr.
Mr. ] n Kimhall , J Hychs. 9r.. v
Dieper aBd wire. n Diiian ana VITA u n
Shaimsr a y snai4er.
Fasssa 4 lnting oa g ne Qregoa saers
Adiutant &c erk1 knIInas, J 3 lirosd sent
2 Aitbu', q y Carts, ~ rneeder. Tcgs
IeY and wife. n Porter, % sso1nd ana %
thffa class pa.eouG8fss
p~ssed He00n % the Nerthern Eaeiao--
FridaJ: = & Behan. ~ His Mrs G
q higbss and tgo chiieren, ~ aha,
Be- b b Ter. Mss Il oBard. u 3 Peek, Mn
b y 4 OK. Mrs n Smith. Mes kiuie
Pailip, w q kfnloono. O " CustS ana
daughter, s. third class paasenRof1.
Passed Medford On she OraRoa end Cal
hsrnta- fnaRYs u Wells and via, a l.
Gharp, J Michael, J D L0Wman. Mis-
Emery, George Wallace. Ma q W Psrci-
"a, George II DAy q Charles X hn. Mfs
B ] 0atx 81 4 4 Roth 1ck Ida Mia II he
Nans1eld, w y Thsmnes Il hay. J Nc
bonald. ] I WIlson and I'VE emigrnntA
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DnowxEp.-H. @. Sheppard vas
railroad man. snd was rsosnsly foreman
Of . aana for EsFls 4 %. He esns 70
Seattle about tsn days ago with q good
sake and 20 on . spsea. he was
lacked no easuf6Ay night Last, whsn BE-
nad SIS legs. He has been aFinkina
mora o. lees ever sinoe. until abOas IL
O'clock lasa eysnioR. when be vent up
into bis room IN ths third stogy cE Oar
House, on Mill street.. After lyiDa
down With bic ci01bea % for fsW
inmates. hs eos % aud wsna down one
aiaht of stairs 10 The eeenod story.
From there be walked dInntly thh uah
he hall 70 Q dooR IN The feaf. uhseh
npens cut on 10 the roof Of The kitehen.
phish roof proieets COS oFsf re water
Sh.ppard stFpped oat ento the = 81
an4 wslked cH inte tha baY. Anu@boF
% persons beard TIE splash And Fan 20
nis ressse. but havina no Fope e. lsddeF.
they SO him drown before their very
eyes. After apiaahinR about for . min
use o. too be RafheFsd himselk aoassheF
nnd aFpwned. He body wap recovered
e ao0n ~ . boat oouid b proeuEe6.
amd QoFuneF Ron waa summaaed- Il
b nee likely 90 inqaest vii BE- h8ld, e
sAsrs u Ne season % saspeat foui ptag.
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PHsasaMr REUN1ax. Seattle Cem.
nan1ssy No. 3 KniRhas Tsuplr, err
sertainsd their brsthsrsofI vsnhOs Con-
manaery Tacsma fiRha royalty lasl
eVnnfne. Ths visitors % their arrival
,srN recaixua bv Q eommittee and CO.
cnrsed 10 TIE Ledge rsom. uhsfs 40 80.
ssrsaininx eveuia9 waa spsna N the
susk 81 ths OosR. efeeg WATCH tke
KaiEhts rapasrsd 70 The Oscidsntal,
forty stfoDe. 70 DO lassaos - Dosi
elahsFsaa hsnQaFti he tahlea pr
aenssa q vsry nandssms appsarancR,
hsvipa hsea arranged aDcer the dlreci
sauerSissou % the Ceief Sc aafd. NJ.
Jenkins. Auooa tee visstors usre 10
follosina prerinent etl1spa o" Taco
e.s.F. u. Wads, A ". Bryeg. Nm
MeIesyFa Wa Lyle. WB- FFrH. d
a Nsalsht, A. p. Prstshsrd. Il DFaw,
\ siuh6a. 81. Hare, g. y. DAnsaia,
ara r n Basttg.
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osptain =. 4. Haasld ana hrfas.
lave anns % . tpaE % tha knnlsEn
I'D. Esswman. 6ke haa ben Bass
feE ihs p.sl six wsaka. b s1pee1ed ho1s
lAiE evEnizR.
Mn A. a. enydsr. q as elly q nrw
e FofGlana. On shs 6tA beg aa4Rh1eF
Malta pEes1nssd her hu&1an9. d. ~.
Hno1, mile bouneinn baby GItL MEB.
6s4osR vii rsinEn home u feg day1
Cauiniu Hahsss p. nssuheR. fusmssIy
man,1f q J. p. Lnfiou's 91ameR 8faB-
eni, AFTERWARDS ColiaetaR 81 QasRpna.
qn6 nee sre1iai agzn1 q the Irsasaz5
nspaEsmenis spens yesterday nfsafn0a1
ID esas,i1.
Rev. y. q. esxames, q ne Era Pes
bglefIau c1nFcA. haa resolves q MANI
HDus aaEi q sne RFeabgteEian 0ngEeh
81 Anhland, 0Ientaf. he DiH Urr6e1l3
acsspa ahis call and Eemo4e abgaA NO
tsH6eE 1El. He hes reeaatly destined
a. zany e. thfea calls % psumlnest
ohnrchaa h KanBass pes9ofrtnQ - -
main On ~ Hactee O1asl
Esh 1acoha, Geo. Z. Myurs ard uif6.
Postland Z h. Pnatan. q. D. EAsams.
Tnesua; 3 d. EVans. Dr. O. 7ewla
n. LnhaemfsE. r. q. Onedhourne. Seh
KEsneisso; @ B. Aihinsoe, Mtnneapolls;
D.. =. 4 willia@s. 4. HaeRsFsy. eno
homfsh; =. ". Raud, Hs1 xeEAi y. 5.
prsu. Pom Gamble are - Ne Osui-
dental.
O. Il Ksnhis, hs. tsrnun. .. T.
Clsrk and wxfe. Frank Smith ID wife.
TacoEsas q. W. Fellows. Renton; Wen.
TssaFy and wifs. viatoria; yshn HeE-
ford, Carhanados Y. A. BEnbens Minne-
apolia; JsDos a. WilIiaDs. David
1onsn. I. =. BARKER, Pueblo. Col, A. =.
Sutherland, OniozRo; b. a xfompnoa,
Olympla; q p. RsaaFson, 1sIlwoed, On,
ere 81 Ihe Nsw EnRland.
a. Bernard. Z. A. Oaok. Tacoma;
Geo. W. Taop, Sarah HisholA Ei1; ".
81. kswogthy, d. 9. Toune, Ussalndyi =.
jackson. Crescent Ctr. Cali Wm. Do
lanis and uifo, Port Discovery J. n.
6hsliou, Ellenshurnt ". =. TaylefiI
Loais Lsssins D. q HaEas-
500. San Frnneiscni Perry Boyne.
Suuahs J. Lombard, 6praenal q. B A.
klugon. Hinueapolif; o. HaFlscn, Nnpa,
<-1Atf WIT 0NNAAtt 0N8Af@Mf - -
Psees white River are 81 The Bsuns-
wiok.
Joseph Comsfook, Of Port Madison;
Mra. Benson. Ezra Williams, Wm. Ne
Leod, T. r. Forth, Of Tacoma; - r.
Owsns and pife, JusnitA, =. o. Good
man, Paris, Nv, X. h Rilay, b, Men,
denhall, Portland; J. Mahon, VicsoFia;
3. d. kimhall, Lssdville, COL, W. o.
Kinosid. simmer; B. Williams. saeEa-
mento. Oal.y Jaaesh Athekton. W. Ne
Fsriand, o. n. Bradshaw, J.. J. GAL
houn, Port Townsend; Robert FsaaeE.
seaheck; John Fonniain. Whi,a River
]. L. kuEtz. Co1pevilie; John Wexlss
,hmw, Maripo; Mxn. l. Mc0Fnw, Hele-
ns. q. f.,Johu Hatchkiss. Nsw HaveE |
.. Pardon, San Francisco, are a. the |
AKliEaton.
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A az PRIsoHRR sKTRs.
IAMns nGKHoP ESCAPES Eno8 TMa Road
oAno--A NIear WATcnMAN Az.
POINTED.

Jauss Bishop, . iAii prisoner. while
working on The road With . ganE Of
pElssners In charge % w. H. Johnston.
made 9 break for liberty. and has not
es,n seen since. II Il fosnd that q is
ditaenla TO prevent anch escapes When
numbeF Of prisoners are toaesher, 81
tAey screen any one Who has q Rooc
chance 70 slip away. Bishop yas
charged uith selma liauor 10 she Ia
etana The chances are that be wtll
b feoaptured. % q sharp lockout y
being keps ~ ever dffeeltan.
The management Of che road ganR h
attended b. 90 many difienltiea that
some changes In tia method os Raatc-
ina she prisoners wili Be enforced 81 al
umes. The sheriff wanted % ssnd cut
With this gang The tWn pftsonefs. Moore
and Jones, recently arrested 10 The pas'
eade meuntAine for aReAalttne Onndne-
tof Nicholas Lsvecn, bnt feared thsx
voold Try 30 es1ape. IL has been oon
elnded 20 place the ball and chain on
81 Of the prisoners IN the road gann.
leia viii render Is inpossih1o tor aey o.
tne@ 10 escape.
Anoshsr feature Of the management
of The prisoners 10 The fail IL The ~
pointmsnl os nseht watch. especially
- long ~ there are 90 uAay psseoeef,
n the Jail. Ex-Marahai Fred Minnseh
hes BEEN appointed nieht vatcomAn'
hs viii remain on guard all sight
frttdsFion sant word 70 tne cnerin
yesterday thaa be wonid hke 70 have 9
talk about tie recent attempteo ] Al o.
livery, Tea the pnrposa Of expiAielnG
away the appsAFAaee that Ne US tet
FsnR leader IN tbs aiaanra. IheFa =
% doaol entertained aooat TIE par
ktiederieh psayed in that AFFAIR. ana ~
desire nov 10 talk over the matter y ~
tFioesad 20 lhe effect the aeAeklse has'
bad on him. He u, u y said nimpi,
Rying 10 hsVe them Fema4ed.
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TIE ConpUoT CT a BHUTE-A Cow
ardly. anmanly and inhansn Get VS.
committed yesterday ahoselS after
noon, on OonmsEsial street. By . fsl-
low Who poasennsa few. N any, manly
Instincts. An aasd Indian woman was
this brule deliberately creased her path,
and srippina Ger, she fell 20 tie around.
TIE poor old woman bad her hands en
ana fell heavily. The fall must have
suFt heg, foe she cried bitterly. There
weEe polieemen near a. the time she
couardlv act was committed, but un
forsnnabely they did noe SO IL, a. q The
fellow ieaahed at the pain be oeeakioned
an aeed and feshis woman.
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Ar.wAYs aAPR am enRR

Iais safe 20 take Bakxp1ETzs PMS
any time, bat 10 Get tae hesa results
they shoold b taken 90 80 empsy
a'ouach befaFe aoina % bed. For Goa
ssipaticn o. DsspepsiA one o. fwo tAkeo
svsgy uieos usli. h . shoFt tins. perfofn
an absolute cure4 II 10 veil 20 take q
parEAtavs - lsass oncs 90 twies . month
as = preventive Of diRense. bnANDnnxMS
PIExa ere entiFely vegetable, md she
~afeas And moNs elective paEn4tfws ever
introdaced 70 the pubiia. Tksy have
been aseA n thi1 eo1ntry foR ever any
vneNM
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afLE TELr xOu waxi

II seems almost impossible 10 imaaine
whst taste IL nov being dMpiaysd IN TIE
misunderstanding and designing Of boys
clothing, and the taste FtquHed IN -
lscttpR the various shades and deslRna,
bus the veil knswn arm Of Kline a
Rosenberg have this season secured
through their watohful manager Of he
boys cioihing depaFtment she largest
and uost varied asgogtmsnt q boys
JERSEY and stockiaet Uuits IN Oil shades
and Is different styles, including tne
popular EsRfoIk and sailor designs eysl
presented 70 the puFehasina e0mmunily
Of Seattle and vicinity. An invitation
ts extended 10 ell parents bioszed viii
eons 20 esEs npon thess gems q artistic
taste, and . Riance ~ them and the fea-
sunabis prices married viii rnose them
from our crowded shelves. %
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moTIo9.- Ten delIass Fewarn
e,Ill be paid Ssr InfosFuasien
IsadInR % tlle nFs oct ans carr
vIcflon o. any enc sound steal
ing ooples ot the pest-IntsiIi-
aencerdstlsoeed py ma carriers
snrcngbeut Inc city.
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Il the dslizhsfnl IiQaid laxative. and the
only trus remedy tor habitaal oousttpa-
ion and the many illa depending on .
seek % inactive esnditlon Of tbe kid
ueve, liver and boWsla IL u pleasant
remedy 20 take, beth 20 old and yoong;
4 l. gentle IN he action and eaeetfVt;
q 10 acoepsshie 20 the stomach, aud
ssreuethens the organs On uhieh q assn
Msnufactured only by tie California
Pc syrup o.. San Franchises, Gal For
aals By A. b. slawaEt.
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eauua sT TN EEDEA-Ths stsan-
snip 0sores W. Ei9sr sailed fer ean
Frsnsisso yesterday afssrpeoa. FFo1
hsrs she taok 100 tnns q ceal, q tona
az snfsus llaneoas freiahs SD The fol-
louins p4ssenesrss Mtee Alias Tat1se.
Ms bhse Bss-a, +. n. BoaFomAn, Dr..
= N&tahewa Ma IN Lee. p A. Ne.
UatIum. B. P. A3Ftsa. B. Laaaa. Miss
Cara oasss. r. 3 Wtiiiarus ard wife,
A Racknan ana wtfs. Mrs. J. n Bean,
Ms. RnhsFsasn, 3 L Wniem, Ma.
asnks. Miss elida. u. 3ArRood. an1 81
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-08
POLICE yUsTToFs REPORT

Ths 20 ort of Justice et the Psaos
SoderberR, which vas presented 20 the
Cisy Council last niRhs, shous thsa dur
~ she menlh Of september n persons
charged With violations Of the city Or
dtnancss came before him. OF these.
IL were charged With being drunk, 9
With beins dis0fderiy. with being
drunk and disordeFly. The amount Of
naes eolieotsd during The month was
Slb s., most Of TIE prisoners beine NJ
eble 10 pay the large 6nes Imposed and
we're accordingly seat 20 iail 10 cover In
all leo dsya Tbs Justles's fees in The
casss Amounted to SCI, Of which the
city viii have 10 pay ell %; the remain.
der, s2s 70. having bsen paid By ths
prisoners.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-08

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rszefked hew excessively tha sysfum
vas 10 nsg, and aai& fee, II nnp. easasrn
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noe eh1F4G19F of he bnasnors honaas.
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valon Ne iron and coal minns, TIE
wheat dietFicta. ard the esRiainft
Of Feliabie Rnd safe Eastern oonneot
tions nfFtDQ Seattle 80 independents
aF4n@son1inantal line. Tha too other
railroads and thsiE fmpoFtanes 70 TIE
tE8ee % Seattle we're explained With
eoueEeee Illustrations n tie shape of 9
neat Of ooeaD Tee1sls. some foadlne
coal, others diseharRinQ ballast. and
sill cthaEs lying ID tbs alEeam WAITING
their turn 70 load. Tke namexuus sag-
mills usre poinfed out, and the fast vas
stated th9s nearly eli at he pFoduct Of
tAa mille US consumed fer buil6inR
an0 other pHfpoees ID Seattle nn& the
imme4lafe vicinity. The steamer Esx-
loo wa in the stream, and afforded M.
Iouu1enlh q Suggestion Of anothoP fsn-
ture Of aea1fle's trade with othar Qnass
oitise. By The tims ths steamer North
Raelae was ready 20 leave, Mr.. Toun-
send bad cuIu4ly obfained 9 very acen-
rate conception Of Sue leading faatnFeM
which have made Seattle the mesrupcIis
Of the Territory. Me-. Hoenaend d q
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Of 'niiiug up.s 20 20 speak, 90 thai he
osn write intelliRsnfiy about ths osus.
sry q large wheneseT oosasion ealIs fer
9. he uouid havs Fensained longer,
out his plane did not admit Of hla Do
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